Attach data directly to plain objects, no reason to use the central jQuery.cache. Fixes #6189.

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jeresig 2010-02-27 09:49:58 -05:00
parent 42568db4c4
commit a49e6b6313
2 changed files with 28 additions and 13 deletions

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@ -18,13 +18,13 @@ test("expando", function(){
equals( jQuery.expando in obj, true, "jQuery.data added an expando to the object" );
var id = obj[jQuery.expando];
equals( id in jQuery.cache, true, "jQuery.data added an entry to jQuery.cache" );
equals( id in jQuery.cache, false, "jQuery.data did not add an entry to jQuery.cache" );
equals( jQuery.cache[id].foo, "bar", "jQuery.data worked correctly" );
equals( id.foo, "bar", "jQuery.data worked correctly" );
});
test("jQuery.data", function() {
expect(9);
expect(12);
var div = document.createElement("div");
ok( jQuery.data(div, "test") === undefined, "Check for no data exists" );
@ -49,6 +49,14 @@ test("jQuery.data", function() {
jQuery.data(div, { "test": "in", "test2": "in2" });
equals( jQuery.data(div, "test"), "in", "Verify setting an object in data." );
equals( jQuery.data(div, "test2"), "in2", "Verify setting an object in data." );
var obj = {};
jQuery.data( obj, "prop", true );
ok( obj[ jQuery.expando ], "Data is being stored on the object." );
ok( obj[ jQuery.expando ].prop, "Data is being stored on the object." );
equals( jQuery.data( obj, "prop" ), true, "Make sure the right value is retrieved." );
});
test(".data()", function() {